Can a co-op make a rule to stop new shareholders from subletting, but keep the old policy for current shareholders?
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Sublet Policies
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Listings By Night
Transient visitors can be hard to catch – and harder to prevent.
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Forbidden Guests
A conversation about guest policies.
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Eliminating Illegal Sublets
Ridding a building of illegal sublets is a lengthy process.
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Sublet Restrictions
What can a shareholder do when her co-op changes the sublet rules they have not enforced?
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Do the Right Thing
Board versus the shareholder. An attorney shareholder is convinced the board is out to get her – what do you do?
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A Conversation About a Conflict of Interest
A non-resident shareholder wants to run for the board solely to change sublet rules. Is this legal?
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A Subtenant’s Roommate
A subtenant’s roommate, plus gaining access.
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Board Talk: A Conversation About Owners Who Rent
How do shareholders deal with absentee owners?
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Revising Sublet Policy Unilaterally - Novitt, Sahr & Snow
Can – and should – a co-op board overhaul its sublet policy without shareholder approval?
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